Hurricane Matthew has made landfall in Georgia and moved up the coast. However, the damage and disruption remain.
Here are some Twitter posts about the storm:
VIDEO: Coast Guard Savannah rescues man from Bull River during Hurricane Matthew https://t.co/pmXCmHlgh7
— Savannah Now (@SavannahNow) October 8, 2016
Our bridge inspectors are hard at work making sure bridges are safe to be on. Watch out for them! pic.twitter.com/OtD72HrXqH
— Georgia DOT (@GADeptofTrans) October 8, 2016
Marshside Grill and surrounding area | The News https://t.co/bFiQZkQaa3
— The Brunswick News (@Brunswick_News) October 8, 2016
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